Meet our Guiding Star Siouxland Doulas

Deb Gboeah

Birth Doula

I’m Deb, originally from St.Paul, MN, but relocated to NW Iowa to become an RN. I decided to become a nurse – specifically a Labor & Delivery Nurse — in 2017 when my sister was born. Before then, I had learned about the difficulties that occur in my mom’s birth country, Liberia (Africa), when it comes to giving birth. This all prompted me to take a stand for women’s health and it has since become my passion. I decided becoming a doula would only further allow me to assist women in a more delicate way so I leaped at the opportunity. My ultimate goal is to provide education and support for women during all stages of the reproductive lifespan. I am available for hospital and birth center deliveries.

Jenna Soodsma

Birth Doula

My name is Jenna Soodsma. I am a Sioux Center native but moved back to the area almost a year ago. My husband is a sweet Canadian and after we graduated in 2017 from Dordt University in Sioux Center we moved to Indonesia to be teachers. That’s where we had our three sweet daughters and called home for seven years. I became passionate about the topic of birth after giving birth myself. I had a great experience hiring a doula and was so excited when the opportunity came to get certified as a doula while pregnant with my second. I have and continue to learn so much in this field

Olivia Rozeveld

Birth & Postpartum Doula

I live in Orange City with my husband, and our 2 young children. I believe that early postpartum is one of the most transformative times for new mothers. I am passionate about supporting women through birth and the beautiful postpartum time period and all that goes with it; the good, the bad, and the really (really) hard. No woman should have to do any of it alone! I am looking forward to continuing to learn all I can about supporting women and families through pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and their breastfeeding journeys

Olivia postpartum doula